Giardino Mountain

Staying at Giardino Mountain in St. Moritz, Switzerland, places you at the heart of the Engadin Valley, a world-class destination for discerning ski travelers. This elegant retreat is perfectly positioned for effortless access to some of the Alps’ most celebrated ski resorts, each offering a distinct blend of luxury, adventure, and alpine charm. Corviglia: Just minutes from the hotel, Corviglia is St. Moritz’s signature ski area, renowned for its impeccably groomed pistes, panoramic views, and sun-drenched slopes. With over 155 km of runs, it caters to all levels, but advanced skiers will appreciate the challenging World Cup downhill course. Don’t miss the legendary White Carpet early-morning skiing experience, and enjoy a gourmet lunch at the chic El Paradiso mountain restaurant. The best time to visit is from December to March, when snow conditions are optimal. Corvatsch: A short drive away, Corvatsch boasts the highest mountain station in the Eastern Alps (3,303 m) and is famed for its long, varied runs and vibrant snowpark. Night skiing on Switzerland’s longest illuminated slope is a must for thrill-seekers. The glacier ensures excellent snow well into spring, making it ideal for late-season skiing. Insider tip: try the Hahnensee run, a scenic descent ending at Lake St. Moritz. Diavolezza/Lagalb: For experienced skiers, Diavolezza and Lagalb offer dramatic high-alpine terrain, off-piste adventures, and breathtaking glacier views. The 10 km descent from Diavolezza to Morteratsch is a highlight for advanced guests. Families will enjoy the panoramic cable car ride and winter hiking trails. The area is quieter than St. Moritz’s main slopes, providing a more exclusive experience. Après-ski and regional experiences: After skiing, unwind at the hotel’s spa or explore St. Moritz’s sophisticated après-ski scene, from champagne bars to designer boutiques. Savor Engadin specialties like Bündnerfleisch and nut tart at local gourmet restaurants. For a unique regional touch, try horse-drawn carriage rides on the frozen lake or attend the iconic White Turf horse races in February. International guests will appreciate the seamless transport connections and multilingual services, while families benefit from excellent ski schools and dedicated children’s areas. Advanced skiers can arrange heli-skiing or guided off-piste tours for an unforgettable alpine adventure. Giardino Mountain offers an exceptional base for exploring the best of the Engadin’s ski culture, combining refined comfort with access to some of Switzerland’s most prestigious slopes.